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sAHE S SE II sHA
iioL sTREET NoKTHWEsT, AND ALSO ON
aHAhF FAN AND SIKH sIR RE SIS so6T na EST
BIZ virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
$40 viii sell at public auction In front Of each I
OF premises. the hereinafter described Real Estate.
On WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1851 at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. Lots Nos. "a and 1885,
in Shepherds subdivision square No 623 situated
ON north. between LIST and North Captostreets
On the SAME DAY; at oqARTER-PAsT SIX
nue. between Az and 9th streets southwest. improved
Terms OF sale third cash. the balance to be
PAID six twelve and eighteen months with interest
By the notes OF the purchaser or purchs
an the purchase money IN paid cash
on ss sd fSf tine money
Of properly viii be required when Knocked down All
complied with within ten days after sale The prop
chaser. q 8 HENKLE. Trustee,
1Hos 4V %A EGSlsan. sss ane
As2YE Ds IF II A Scn!
myli-dads S. S. HENKLE. Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
SREfaN y fifth DAY NAY B. 1857 At same
myis-dkds SIS HENKLE. Trustee.
popIal until MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE
A ID, 1887, at same hour and place, by consent OF
parties. =, , ,,u~u,n
my253Ads 3 aENALE Trustee
f~THR ABOVE SALE IS AGREED TO BE POST
poned until FRIDAY, the TENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.
b. 1891 1t sszps hour and place by consent Of par
ties. q D dENAL1,
ts6-dkds Trustee.
svTHE ABOvDEALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE A. D. 1887, ct nne hour and place. by consent
of parties. . j., ,,,>-,
Jel0 o. D dENhLE trustee
sVTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POSTPONED
unit NONDAY the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1881 at same hour aud place by consent of par
ties D. D dENhlE,
Trustee.
r~THF ABOyE SALE IStFCRTHER POSTPONED
until MONDAY the TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, A. D., 1887. at same noSr ana pace ,,..o.
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CHAKLES X. NEWMAN \
je16-d&ds PHILIP A. DARNEILLES !
NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioners.

TKTTs sdd i. SALE y. OF VALUABLE PROPERTY NO.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Lii
Der No. 1125 Folio 4U4 ct seq, Of the land mi
records of the District Of Columbia we will sell in I'll
front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY OF JULY, D., 1887, at $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ
the described real estate situate in the city
of Washington, District of Columbia, to-wit part Of
original lots numbered three t3l and four, "a in
square numbered two hundred and fourteen q Ia and
street eighty feet north from the southwest Of
thence east seventyone feet six inches thence north
ten feet nine inches, thence east twenty-one feet
thence south three feet and thence ninety
two feet six inches to beginning intending thereby to
convey all that certain real estate and as was
conveyed by deed of 9TH day Of August. A. D. 1915
and recorded in Lber N. B, 11S, p 1885, of the land
records Of said District except such portions thereof
was conveyed by deed of December LIST, A. D. 1870
and recorded in Lber $685. 4S7 of said land records
the portions hereby being conveyed being subject
use of threefoot alley. together with all the improve
ments, Ways, easements heriditaments aud appurten
ances to the same belonging or in anywise spper-
tanning.
Terms: One-third cash balance in equal instalments
at and two years notes to be given bearing per
cent interest payable semi annually, to be secured by
chaser deposit of 5000 required at time of sale
Conveyanclng, &C., at purchasers Terms to be
complied with In ten days otherwise right reserved
resell at risk and cost defaultng purchaser after five
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington D. G
,e21-dAds FHf Il fk 4 bakhSEr11ES Trustees
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The Thistle . Terror.
EVEN LIEUT.. HEM ADMITS H1xsRLF MOTHER
CAREYS CHICK BESIDE RER.
From the Boston Herald
The English cutter Gala&ea is now anchored on
the hats 1t Is her first visit to Boston, The CAL
atea presents q different appearance this year
from last, for she Is now painted black with gold
stripe and red bottom As she rode at anchor last
evening with her topmast housed she looked hand
some. Genial Lieut.. HEM was found on board
when the Herald representative called, and tho
warm-hearted lieutenant was very courteous A
chat was started on the cutter Thistle Said he OF
"SheW beat US all, I'm afraid. In light air she
is wonderfully fast. A few days ago Capt. Carter,
OF the cutter Genssss sent caSlegIam 70 an Int,
was shown me. Capt. Carter said: It 10 my Opin-
ion Judging from what have seen OF the cutter
Ia Inc .bs sn enas
over q ffty.inile course at the present time, and
by fall she will be at least ten minutes faster than
that SO you see she will he fully thirty minutes
faster than the Genesta as she leaves England for
America. And Capt Carter has sailed seven races
saWhat do You think OF the Thistle as a piece of
sWei. BeavOr-Webb and Mr.. watson are great
Webb gave Mr.. Watson the benent Of his expert.
ence, and also told him his ideas OF what kind OF
yacht he would build were he again to design q
M NV watson gave MI. We6os opinions due con.
boats they used to build in England but has given
the Thistle great deal more depth, The old boats
were wide and shallow, with ballast ON the inside.
The Thistle is beamy and deep. with her ballast
low down. Her saii area Is quite large, something
over 1850 square feet more than the Galatea-
don't know how she VIII carry this enormous
spread OF canvas In heavy weather, but In light
airs the Thistle will prove remarkably fast; that
Is, judging nom the accounts published"
"What do you think OF the ThistleS chances
against General PatneS new yacht7n
Laughing, Lieutenant HEM replied: sDoeS any
one know anything about General Patne's new
yachtf There's no telling what General Patne's
new yacht viii do"
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Excavation Of Sybaris.


The Italian government, says the London Acad-
envy, having at length determined upon the exca-
walton Of Sybaria, has appointed Professor Viola,
the distinguished explorer OF laramie and other
South Italian Sites TO conduct the projected oper-
ations It is scarcely possible to overestimate the
archaeological interest of this undertaking. The
splendor OF sybarts and the luxury OF It's citizens
have passed into weil-wOrn proverb; and the fact
that 1t was suddenly destroyed at the moment OF
its utmost prosperity points with absolute GER
tainty to the richness OF the mine which awaits
the spade OF the explorer. From the hour when
the victorious Cr0tOniats turned the course OF
the river Crathis In such wise that 10 inundated
the city, and buried its ruins under torrents OF
mud and debris. Sybarts and the surrounding dis
trict became a desolate and residential swamp,
frequented only by heards OF buf1alOes and inhab-
tied by sparse and sicIly population. These
Quently, when Greek art had reached most inter-
esting stage OF development. II Is TO be hoped
that the Italian government will approach this
important undertaking In liberal spirit. Sybarts
Is the olympia OF Magma Gr3cta, and its ruins are
embedded In very similar deposit OF ailuvtal
mud. We know how little that mud has injured
the precious fragments excavated at olympia by
the German commission, and II may confidently
be expected that Sybarts will yield an enormous
archaeological treasure In as good condition.
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MAYELOWER BEATS GALATEA.
Three English Yachts Defeated at Mar
blehead.

MARBLEHEAp, JUNE 23.-The annual regatta OF
the Eastern Yacht Club took place from Marblehead
Mass, yesterday, after several postponements
because Of insufficient wind. The chief interest
was felt In the contest between the Mayfi0wer and
Galatea the nrst-class sloops; between the Sachem
and the IroQuois formerly the julia OF the first
class schoOners, and between the cutters Huron
and Stranger the former being Of American and the
latter OF English build The Maynower and
Sachem won easily in their respective classes the
only thoroughly good contest being the race be-
tween the Sachem and IroquOis for the first Is
miles. The Sachem was handled In q superb man.
ner and was kept well to the windward from start
to finish.
shortly after turning the stake boat the Iro-
QuOiS matntopmaSt was carried away and the
spar and sails hung down in the rigging some time
before they could be cleared away. This mlshap
destroyed any chance that the IroQuois may have
had to win In her class but it was the opinion OF
yachtsmen that the Sachem would have won In
any event, as she was leading at the time OF the
accident and was oussailing her chief rival Gen;
withdrawn as many desired to see how she
would fare In q contest with the Maynower and
Galatea.
From the beginning Of the race to the finish
there were no less than dozen violent storms OF
wind and rain, making 1t one OF the ''nasttest'
excitement among the yachtsmen and great deal
OF discomfort on the part OF the spectators on the
steamers.
The course for schooners OF the first and second
classes was from point between Halfway Rock
and the judges boat, anchored half mile distant,
SOuthweSterly II miles 70 q turning stake near
Harding'S bell buoy, thence eaSterly II miles to
similar stake, thence to the starting point
SchOoners OF the third class and slOOps OF the fourth
class sailed to the southwest turning point and
returned to the starting line, q distance OF "a
miles
There was much rejoicing at Marblehead last
night over the victory or the Mayfower and
Sachem. both being strong fav0rites there and
both are Burgess boats 1t was just such day as
Lieut.. Hem mad said the Galatea needed to show
mol with
tremendous sea running. which wet the jibs OF
all the boats nearly TO the mast. But the May
flower proved her superiority In even the Galatea's
pet weather. Capt. Hank Han, the new skipper
OF the May1Ower, handled her yesterday, and that
he cid In supurb style is shown by the record OF
his boat. Lieut.. HEM and Mr.. G. H. Warren
owner OF the Stranger, were guests OF the Eastern
Yacht Club and dined at the club house last
night. 1t Is q notable fact that in three OF the
classes were crack English boats, all cutters and
all were defeated by American center-board sloops
These were the Galatea, stranger and Shono.
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V'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STORE AND DWELLING NO 2O26 FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION

SEVENTH. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front offTl?
the premises. shall sell part Of Lot b. Of Frank
James Berrets sub of lots - 49, II. IS and 10, in
square 2O4 having front of 20 feet by S2 feet
Proved by two-story house containing seven rooms
and concreted cellar The above Is 2Ox7O feet, in
prime condition, and is adaptable to any business.
which the purchaser will have TO assume, coming due
Is follows December lat, 1888; December lst 1889;
Der LIST. 1892 bearing six Per cent interest payable
seml.annually. CODyeyancing ut purchasers cost
5000 deposit required the time Of sale Terms Of
sale to b complied with in ten days from day Of
sale. jel7-dfds
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je21-d&ds
VVHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRR99P FER Yo TK0MTI S On TWENTY-FIRsT
STREETS. KNOWN AS No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date
on the twentieth day Of May, A. d. 1855, and duly
recorded in Lber No 112l, folio 3S5, ct seq, .aI
of the land records Of the District of Coumbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby the under
signed AS trustees will SELL public auction in front
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY,, THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ all that certain piece Of land situate in the City
Warrington in said District known being part
lot numbered twenty-One CID in square numbered
seventythree (13 said lot having front of 10 feet
on 2ist street northwest and running back OF even
Muan nit seven ieet the depth OF said lot the same
being more described in said deed of trust
together with the improvements thereof consisting Of
atwosIory and basement brick dwelling Terms sale
= cash. the balance in and two years. with interest
secured by the notes Of the purchaser and deed Of
trust Oh the premises sold all cash. at option of
chaser Terms to be complied within ten days from
the day OF SALE or the trustees the right to
sell at cost and risk of defauting purchaser de-
pOsit Of 800 required on day OF sale
CHARLES X. NEWMAN,} r..
A
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vUyRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD, NEAR TEN
NALLYTOWN, D. C.

Montgomery County, as court Of equity. the Nv
=, 1Sa bfaSsss bder st The sis dsncs aS foS1
Counselman, deceased near TennalIysown, D; c., on
THURSDAY, JUNE THIkTILTH, 1887, at the hour
of ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the real estate of
which the said John Counselman died seized and
possessed consisting of AS and 81 perches Of
land more or less.
This land is located on the River Road about miles
from Tennallytown. mile from the District line u
miles from President Clevelands country residence,
and sdjons the lands OF Adjutant Gen Drum Michael
Wilson and others.
The soil of this farm is of excellent quality the
land lies beautifully rolling and is admirably located
for division into small tracts for suburban homes
Will be sold whole in to suit purchasers.
Terms of sale Que third cash, and the balance two
equal indictments payable in and two years from
the day Of sale, with nterest from date.
THOMAS ANDERSON, r
te22-dts JAMES b HENDERSON, 1lustees-
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TRUsTEEs sALEOF TwO-sToR FRAME DWELL.
ING, NO. 12O6 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH.

TRUSTEES sALEOF TwO.sTORY FRAME DWELL
ING, NO. l2oo ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust duly recorded in
records Of Washington County in the District OF
G2lumba we Will sell II front Of The premises On
A. D.. 1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
all that parcel Of land situate and being in
known upon the ground plat or plan Of said city
east and running back from thence with said
width the full depth Of lot Of lot numbered nteen
Q5), in square numbered one thousand 0,0O0), to-
gether with all and singular the appurenances rights,
privileges improvements, and other Establishments to
Terms One-thrd cash, balance In three equal install
ments, at six twelve, and eighteen months notes TO
cured by deed q trust on premises scd Sr g. cash q
time OF sale. Conyeyancn9, &C., ct purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise the
trustees the right to resell Ct risk and
the dsfaulting purchaser after five days
Of such resale IA some newsgsPer published IN WASH
jel4dhds CHRISTIAN q. LEDERERJ ASss'
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The New Gas Company.

1n0 new G0S company
Called the Automatic Water Gas Co., organ
lied at their ONCE, I220 street, on the 4th in
slant, by the election OF Hon. John B. Alley presi-
dent; Benz. U. Keyser vice-president: R. c. Good
rich, secretary; August Burgdorf, treasurer and
Messrs. John b. Alley, Heman D. Walbridge, Judge
A: L Merriman Benz: U; Keyser, August Burgdon,
this organization and number Of solid stockhold.
ers the company presents very strong and sub
senfiV come to- sa f. as mas e W.
patronage pure hydro-carbOn gas OF intense
luminosity. generated by automatic process by
or filings OF iron, and carbonate OF lime (such as
oyster shells) and after this is carburetted with
pure carbon the result Is the strongest and most
terai used is inexpensive the cost Of the gas is re-
markedly small and the result correspondingly
tenth as much Of this gas Tor equal iumins ton
with coal gas, about third as much for power
IN running gas engines and onequarter as much
greatly reduced price It is not compelled to tear
tie buildings and viii place the generator OF
plant supplying the same free OF cost, charging
only for gas consumed The gas is generated a1-
enough being stored to cause an explosion, While
the very material from which it Is produced is q
cSd 70 9r tos of IN
dOrse 1t without extra rate OF insurance. The
company controls the District OF Columbia, Mary
lan0, anu Virginia. anu proposes 10 establish local
companies or dispose OF territorial rights, as may
best subserve the interests Of the stockholders
A gentleman who has recently returned from
Blount Springs Hotel, BlOunt Springs, Ala, 80
miles north Or birmingham, says that three
hundred light generator OF this gas supplies the
most brilliantly lighted place by gas ne ever saw.
Large companies have organized at Nashville,
Tenn. and birmingham. Ala, to furnish the same
product, and the rights for most OF the Southern
states have been sold to use this invention. It is
70 be hoped that the company can do all 1t prom
1Ses, and its progress will be noted accordingly.
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hitch, FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN
AND g STREETS NORTHEAST, NEAR tn
NEW CONGRESSIONAL Library

pN NV CUSuHSL - ~ ~, 5Li.b11AnI oo.,
A. d. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No. S44,
folio l20 of the Land Records for the District Eli
thereby, will sell public auction In front Of the
Premises on THURSDA4; JUNE THIRTIETH. A; D;
real estate situated IN Wsshlpgton City District Of
II. Parsons subdivision of original lots numbered
eleven Il ID and twelve t12l in square numbered seven
hundred AMI twenty t72o together with all the
thereon consisting of three small frame
houses.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money and
expenses of sale to be paid in cash and the balance in
equal payments in and two from date of sale,
with the rate Of 6 per cent per annun,
payable sem-annnaliy; deferred payments TO be Sc.
of $500 will be required at time Of sale. Terms to be
complied with within ten days the property will be
the risk and cost Of the defaulnH purchaser.
All conveysncing at purchasers cost.
EDWIN G CUTTER,l r,,,.....
GEO. W. BROWN, ! trustees.
DIyNCANSON BRflS. tioneera teOO-dta
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A Jubilee Middle I'm Mexico.
THE SOCIAL EARTHQUAKE WHICH coNcussEs TIE
ENGLISH COLONY.
The English colony in the City Of Mexico has lost
its harmony over dissensons originating In the cele-
braton OF the queens jubilee and 1t reported that
alarge number Of prominent English residents win
not attend the dinner Of the colony appointed to
take place Saturday. The cause OF the trouble ap-
pears to be largely social differences The British
minister there Is Sir Spencer St John, formerly
minister to Peru and y gentleman OF long diplo-
matte experience and much ability, and held In
said that he win refrain from attending the din
ner account Of the refusal OF some OF its chief
promoters 70 accept invitations to Q reception
troubles among the resident foreign colonies fur
nish much FOOD Tor gossip ana amusement. The
American colony has gone through several social
earthquakes, and now the Spanish colony Is In hot
water over the recent incident &C the Spanish
club ball. The English have been hitherto very
disturbed.
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TIE CANADIAN AND IRISH TARTFR.-Eari Spencer
publishes reply 70 the Marquis OF Lorne's recent
Communication TO the London Hines I'm reference
to the Canadian tariff He sAys he fully recognizes
the perfect right OF Canada 70 deal with her nscal
government speeches might be Interpreted as APP
proving policy which 70 him. as . free-trader.
and England. With regard 70 Ireland the writer
says: The Marquis Of Lorne appears 70 forget that
in NJ. Gladst0nes home rule ban IL was not pro-
posed 70 entruse the Dublin parliament With the
power OF AXlng the tay10l."
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1887, COM -
mencing at SIX O'CLOCK PM, will sell, in fz::5
front OF the respective premises the following 4
feet on the west side Of High street by depth Of 12S
feet and improved by large and substantial Brick
stories high adjoining in rear Of main building. o.
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Part Of Lot FOG,
fronting 81 feet inches High street and 35 feet
on Market street, improved by . comfortable Frame
Dwelling
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, part Of Lot 234
fronting about feet Market street and about 20
feet on the south side of 7th or street-improved
by comfortable two-story brick dwelling OF rooms,
mllk-house, &C., &c.
Terms One-third cash balance in one ant two years
with interest," aud secured by deed Of trust on the
property sOld all cash at tie option Of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of 800 will be required on each
piece at time of sale. All conveyancing and recording
at cost of purchasers
te24-d&ds Z. A. and A. B. SHEKELL. Executors
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mo. BOWLEs CO., 1921 Street.
q Real Estate and Insurance.
ABSOLUTE SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE, ON I
STREET, NEAR NINTH NORTHWEST.
We will sell, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY
the TWENTY-SECOND INSTANT, at SIX O'CLOCK
two-story and basement 8-room new dwelling. with
modern improvements. Rents readily for 843 per
deposit Of 500 required on scceptance Of bid.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auciioneers. jeIS-d
cF THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLE POST
poned until THURSDAY, JUNE BOTH. Same hour
and place. te22-eod&ds
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A BIG CAR FAcToRY FOE Advantageous
tions are In progress in New York for the removal
OF the works OF the United States Rolling stock Co
from UrbanA Ohio 70 Decatur, Ala This 10 tho
largest car factory In the country. The company
has capttAl OF Loo 900, Ill q which, save
$4,000 has been subscribed ~ Southerneros
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E. NJ GRINDER,
je21 'dkds PHILIP A. DARNEILLE,S 1rustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. 211s
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE TwENTY-EIGHTH 1887,
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the premises tsi9
will sell part of Lots "a and %, in square SO l. Will
fronting ID feet inches Tenth street northwest
by depth Of 81 feet 10 inches to alley, being No.
2l1s Tenth street northwest aud improved by atwO-
story frame dwelling.
Terms: One-haf or all cash, at the option Of pur-
chaser balance in and IL months, with
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold All
eonveyancing and recording at purchasers cost One
hundred dollars required at time Of sale,
te1S-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
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DEREMPTORY SALE-AUCTION SALE OF
u VALUABLE PROPERTY, LOCATED AT 703fy va
On SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, 1887.
at SIX O'CLOCK, P. NJ, will offer for peremptory
sale at public auction the premises, the aboyede
scrbed property and its appurtenances the improve
nents consist of frame house 1st and two
story bricks of lot fronting alley Size of lot
% IT, = in. 100 IT, inches Terms of s.le: One
third cash and the balance payments of
SIX. twelve. eighteen, and twenty months per
cent interest; S1OO deposit: conveyancng at pur-
chaser's cost NJ FOLEY,
je11-dGds Auctioneer